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To
Officers and Members of Chapter Number Seven
A review of the outstanding events and progress of Chapter No. 7 for the year 1930 indicates that as a whole it has been a very successful year. The birth of the ‘A. P. S.
Loudspeaker,” the national publicity and recognition we have received, the educational work we have carried on, the increase in membership, the meeting of June during the I. A. Convention, and finally the Second Annual Dinner-Dance and Frolic may well be cited as being milestones in the Chapter’s history for 1930.
SIDNEY BURTON President, California Chapter No. 7, A. P. S.
It is a sad fact that during the latter part of the year several of our number suffered from the unemployment condition that has prevailed throughout the entire country and these members are no doubt somewhat discouraged. There is, perhaps, no condition so lamentable as the one of a man who possesses ability, industry and ambition who is unable to find adequate vent for these faculties. The majority of our members possess these faculties and it is with great satisfaction that I observe a marked
upward trend. It is highly probable that in the near future conditions
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will be so much improved that these unfortunate Brothers will all be lucratively employed.
Brothers, at this time it gives me great pleasure to extend my greetings to you. It is my sincere wish that each member of the Society and the organization as a whole shall be blessed with health, happiness and prosperity throughout the New Year of 1931.
Ft f te e n